EMBRACE THE VIBRANT SOUNDS OF NAIROBI GHETTO LIFE WITH AFRICAN UNIT 254'S LATEST SINGLE "KANAIRO NDIO MTAA
Step into the world of African Unit 254, an electrifying music trio from Kenya comprising Fredrick Oduor (Fredy Dyno), born July 9, 1997; Kelvin Mugae (Chessy Bwoy), born September 15, 1998; and Wilson Maina (Vice Lee), born December 12, 2000. Coming together from the depths of Deepsea in the Westlands, these talented artists found their synergy during a school music festival. What started as a friendly competition blossomed into a shared music journey, leading to the birth of African Unit 254.

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